Fizzes Poems - Poems about Fizzes

...(do bed bugs eat beds) I can’t shut my eyes at night Delving deep in the darkness Slight splinters of light Revealing the shapes of my room But still my eyes seek deeper Let there be grotesqu......Read the rest...

...Floral fragrance Fizzes Nasal nostalgia Nuzzles Pristine passion Persuades Testing Tempting Lips-lust Lingers Hypnotized heart Heaves Cosmos Countermands First time? Full-tilt fast......Read the rest...

...Razzmatazz is jazz beyond roots and blues. Razzle-dazzle kaleidoscope of hues. Music and dance with multi-color moves. Its pizzazz and cool schmooze amuses. It fizzes glitz and glamour in views. ......Read the rest...

...Oh, how we watch a town go by! Pieces of life wrapped against the elements, going somewhere, always going somewhere. From this upper window, my eye is a searchlight, sweeping the streetscape. ......Read the rest...

...Medieval Poems IV IN LIBRARIOS by Thomas Campion loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Booksellers laud authors for novel editions as pimps praise their whores for exotic ......Read the rest...

...All through the year I wait for this special day to dawn bright, when you came in my lone life, an event we celebrate in candle-lit keen closeness, drenched in the glow of moonshine. As champag......Read the rest...

...Moon standing in the dark edge Of the skyways Like a shameless whore Waiting for someone To be swept by love and lust Falls her tender beauty On my bathtub filled with The crystal clear water ......Read the rest...

...Angelus Silesius Translations The rose merely blossoms and never asks why: heedless of her beauty, careless of every eye. ?Angelus Silesius, loose translation by Michael R. Burch The rose l......Read the rest...

...As spring unfurls its mystical charm and masterly sprinkles star-dust to rouse nature from the cradle of slumber. Joy overspreads through the excited cool breeze that carries the invitat......Read the rest...

...6. Matsukaze ("Noh" is an ancient Japanese style of drama, broadly similar to Elizabethan tragedy. "The Wind in the Pines" is my version of a well-known Noh play.) Despite the vigil I......Read the rest...

...Of tango I wrote, and how dreadfully a brief one! Terponei the queen whose loathing was as mine; Of ignorant readers who eulogize nonsensical poetry And a good-morning-life destitute of usual tran......Read the rest...

...Oh, how we watch a town go by! Pieces of life wrapped against the elements, going somewhere, always going somewhere. From this upper window, my eye is a searchlight, sweeping the streetscape. ......Read the rest...

...I look at them all with their heads in their book then I peer out the window what's that? Have a look! A squirrel passed by and ran under that tree! At this very moment I must go and see! ......Read the rest...

...Life relapse and develops new memories and experiences sighted through brown eyes Miles of driving, walking. Thousands of laughters, a few bad habits, a gorgeous dream for an addict Later in life fin......Read the rest...

...Yes, indeed, Mr. John Heck is the winner with his answer-"Tulips"; His reasoning is as follows...Keyboard humor; a somewhat off color joke I've heard, and apparently, so has John, which goes: Wha......Read the rest...